ard and any pollution that may occur. >> reporter: the three people have to answer to authorities. sausalito police got a call from the owner just after 8 this morning. the owner woke up and saw his boat was on the news and not where it should be. as for the three people aboard the stolen boat, they were quick to refuse any assistance from the coast guard. >> there was sometime we weren't able to communicate with them but the coast guard threw a radio on board and talked to the people. they essentially do not want their coast guard's help. >> reporter: for hours, the sailboat, the darling, rocked back and forth aspect taters watched on. officers had to move people back as the investigation continued. >> not every day you get to see this on the beach. and, what a beautiful boat and poor guy poor owner that had the boat that's not too damaged hopefully. >> reporter: what you are look at again is that third person being examined by officers and

investigators here. we were told there were two men and one woman on the boat and it took hours for them to get to this point in time. as far as what's hamming from here on out, pacifica police have state tied lipped on what will continue along the investigation but i am sure we will get updates later on this afternoon. reporting live in a sicka, kpix5. >> such a bizarre story do we know why they may have stolen the boat to begin with? >> reporter: no, not alall -- at all. this has been an interesting turn of events as the whole thing kind of paned out it was a few hours ago that we found out the boat was stolen in the first place. as for the three people, the coast guard says they weren't sure about the connection between the owner and again the three people who were aboard the darling. so, as this point no it's a little hazy on the details but i am sure we will be able to confirm more information later on. >> they will be in big trouble. thanks kate. asa shooting in san francisco-- a shooting in san francisco killed one man and sparked a chase and arrest.

we are in the bayview district where we learned there are two crime scenes. >> reporter: we are here at the primary crime scene where it happened on third and up the street a couple blocks, a second crime scene where police recovered the weapon hidden in a wheel well of the vehicle. this shooting happened when the sun was out and stores were opened. so, now police are speaking with witnesses and are searching for surveillance footage from the businesses to get a better idea of what led to that shooting. we have learned the victim a 21- year-old man has died. police got the call shortly before 8:30 this morning and arrived to find the victim on the sidewalk suffering from multiple gun shot wounds. this happened on third and palu next to the check cashing business in san francisco's bayview district. the victim was transported to the hospital while police chased the suspect. >> the suspect was seen fleeing

from the scene. officers in the neighborhood that responded quickly did engage the suspect in a foot pursuit. after a quick brief short foot pursuit the suspect was taken into custody. >> reporter: the suspect is a 22-year-old man from san francisco. no names have been released. at this point southbound lanes of 3rd street are closed from oakdale to palu and it's affecting miewni which is isshut -- muni which is shut down afacting the 24 line and -- affecting the 24 line and 3rd street t lien it. happened at a major hub and there are a lot of people standing around watching police do their work. they say they are in the preliminary stages of their investigation. so they don't know when pu like- - public transportationwill be available. elissa harington. >> they are in the preliminarystages but have they said anything about a motive. >> reporter: they don't know what a motive could be at this point. this didn't appear to be a

robbery they say. but they do have a gang team assisting them. this morning, and they are asking anybody with information to give them a call and call kers remain anonymous. >> okay elissa harrington live in san francisco. thank you. a south bay city is investigating the first homicide in six years. 18-year-old richard vega was shot multiple times near west lat mer avenue in -- lattimore avenue in campbell. he died at a hospital. a dark col ored sedan was seen leaving the area after the shooting. the motive is unclear and no one has been arrested. police were involved in several deadly shootings around the bay this weekend. four people were killed by officer gunfire. three times on saturday and again early sunday morning. now that's when hayward police say an officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a parked car on fletcher lane. the driver tried to speed away. hitting an open door of the patrol car, the police say the officer opened fire in defense

of the civilian's life and his own. the driver was captured but his passenger was already dead. >> it's unfortunate. you know, if people would comply, it's been my experience that when they comply you don't end up in the situation. >> early saturday morning, officers in san francisco shot a man who allegedly raised a gun at them. later that day, officers in san jose chased a man and shot him. and several hours later, police in union city killed a gunman. a public memorial for two santa cruz police officers killed in the line of duty is now set for this thursday. detectives lauren baker and elizabeth butler will be remembered thus at noon at hp a veil-- pavilion in downtown san jose and you can watch live on kpix5. >> san francisco police are searching for an assault rifle stone-- stolen from an unmarked police car. it was in the car on mission street when someone broke

window and grabbed it. that's given to specially train officers. san francisco police sent out an alert to other agencies to try to find the weapon. in lows gatos the town council is considering a moratorium on feature -- future gun sales giving the council time to come up with long-term guidelines for the sale of weapons. the council meets to discuss the issue tonight. the only los gatos retailer selling guns would be able to continue gun sales during the moratorium. president obama sign the order friday night and today, it's day one of forced spending cuts. so farther effects have not been seen by the average american. but washington says the full impact is coming likely in april. the defense department is expected to feel the cuts the hardest. one place people are starting to see the cuts at the airport. homeland security secretary janet napolitano says major u.s. airports are already seeing delays as a result of

the automatic federal spending cuts and things will only get worse. the transportation security administration and customs and border poe text agencies are sending furlough notices out. and they are cutting overtime. so of course that means fewer workers to get travelers through airport security and customs. >> we are already seeing the effects of some of the ports of entry, the big airports for example, some of them had very long lines this weekend. >> and napolitano expects delays and wait times to double during the week as more wokeers are told to stay home. here in the bay area smaller airports will feel the cuts. air traffic control towers could be sut down slug in san carlos livermore and concord. -- including in sant san carlos, livermore and concord. we could face a government shut down by the end of the month. a loom time beloved -- long

time beloved hog dog restaurant was damaged. happy pound went up in flames before 5. much of the interior of the restaurant was unscatheed but as you can see in the video, there was -- that was not the case for the half of the exterior. the hot dog joint opened up in 1971 and the owner says he will rebuild and fast. >> we will be back, and hang in there. we will be back just as good as ever. >> damage is estimated around 100,000 dollars and investigators they don't know yet what caused the fire but they say it doesn't appear to be suspicious. and tell ahead, a major breakthrough in the medical world. >> a child cured of hiv. what it took and will it lead to a universal cure? >> another member of the royal family is hospital identitiesed. why -- hospitalized. why royal watchers say it's so rare. >> i am lawrence karnon we have

a little rain coming in our direction. we will talk about that next. clear

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now's

the time to save 5% off every day with your lowe's consumer credit card. selecting a replacement... for ict the 16th cath lig cardinal are starting -- catholic card unless are start-- cardinals are starting the process for a replacement for pope benedict xvi. they are discussing when to start the secret voting procedure to select a pope. they will discuss problems within the church including finances and sex abuse scandals. doctors say a toddler in mississippi is the first child to be cured of hiv. within 30 hours of the baby's birth, a doctor gave the infant three antiviral drugs and she remained on that regimen for 15

months. the doctor lost touch with the mother and reconnected a year later. >> the mom admitted she had not given the medicine for the past several months and i expected the baby to have gone back up but when we drew the test, we got back still an undetectable viral. >> researchers say the child is functionally cured meaning the virus is not showing up in her blood. early intervention appears to have been the key and experts say they think they can replicate the results. other health headlines new information about why some people develop an eye disease that can cause blindness. an international group of researchers found 7 new chromosomes associated with macular degeneration. scientists hope to pinpoint the specific genes that trigger the disease. and new research shows adhd is not just a childhood disorder but a study found 1/3 of children with the attention

deficit hyperactivity disorder continued to have the condition as adults. researchers found more than half of children with adhd are more likely to have psychiatric disorders as adults and adhd affects 7% of all children and more common in boys than girls. britain's queen elizabeth is out of the hospital after fighting off an apparent stomach infection. >> the monarch who tushes turns- - turns 87 is back in the palace and resting. tina krause has more on the condition. >> reporter: queen elizabeth smiled and look rested as she left a london hospital after a stay that lasted less than 24 hours. the 86-year-old monarch bounced back after being treated for symptoms of gastroenteritis called a stomach bug commonly. brits were not surprised that her majesty resilience. >> amazing. i hope i am the same when i am 86. >> amazing woman.

she is a lot older than i am. >> reporter: the queen rarely let sickness get in the way of the schedule but canceled the trip to wales when she became ill on friday. on sunday palace it's brought her from -- aids brought her to the hospital in london. it was her first hospital stay in nearly a decade. >> the best lace for her to be -- it's the best place for her to be. she will take that advice and go along to the hospital. >> reporter: the queen's granddaughter in law kate spent several days at the same hospital in december with severe morning sickness. it's the preferred hospital for members of the royal family. palace officials say the queen has called off the pb look appearances for the-- pkly appearance -- public appearance for the week she usual list has 350 engagements in a year. she last canceled one in october when she had back trouble. as she gets older palace aides are careful not to take chance was her health. but her majesty who is not one

to make a fuss was careful not to stay in the hospital any longer than necessary. tina krause, cbs news london. >> glad she is feeling bet another she looks good. >> how are you feeling? >> i am feeling fantastic next to you guys. >> two cups of coffee and less than 20 minutes. >> and i am ready to go today. >> we give outweather. >> hey, we are -- you the weather. >> hey, around the bay area break up outside. stubborn out in some parts. over the bay, you can see clouds continuing there. and well, it's going to be slow to break up. still some sunshine in some of the valleys. temperatures still look on thecool side. 49 in oakland. 49 in santa rosa. 51 san francisco and now 55 and clear in concord. as we head throughout the afternoon, we should see more sunshine and well stale bit on the cool side especially approaching the coastline and low clouds and fog likely to make return tonight. and for tomorrow, we have got rain on the way. although i don't think it will affect most of your day. high pressure off the coastline and you've got this system

bearing down on the bay area and it will take a while to get here but once it does, the rain will pick up late in the day tomorrow. otherwise, dry for today and looking good. as we head throughout the afternoon, low clouds and fog breaking up just a little bit and here comes the fog overnight and more clouds on the way and your cold front taking its time getting here. 7 or 8 at night tomorrow night so a little wet on the commute home leaving late and after that, it turns to more scattered showers as we head to wednesday and possibly into thursday. we may see a couple leftover scattered showers and then looks like we are done. not a huge storm but we will take anything we can get. so far it's looking pretty good. 62 degrees expected in san jose with sunshine there today. a cool 58 in san mateo. 54 in pacifica. and east bay numbers into the 60s in many spots. and as you get inside the bay, 50s for most everyone. 60s heading towards santa rosa and next couple days how about this. we are headed back to winter. not a rainout for tomorrow. doesn't look like that rain will start until late in the

day but overnight tuesday into wednesday a little wet showers continuing possibly into thursday and partly cloudy and with friday and by the weekend look dry again on mostly sunny and warmer. >> i love we can talk about the weekend on a monday. >> i love it. >> me too. >> it is mob. >> all right. thanks -- monday. >> all right thanks. a big change to this year's list of forbes top billionaires who didn't make the cut for the first time in more than a decade.

(sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. [muffled] i am sir can-a-lot.

i am sir can-a-lot here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (woman) hmmm... that's actually a good idea. [nervous giggle] (male announcer) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com.

with three ingredients you might not normal welcome back. tony and his daughter stephanie are both in the kitchen with three ingredients you might notnormally put together. >> leeks cabage and green apples all winter stuff and green and easy to make. >> and what do we do. >> we just had the butter and olive oil and melted the butter in the olive oil in the pan and put in the leeks and coated it with a mixture and put in the caban and spun it together and after 8 minutes this is done and now it's time to do the apples. >> we did get granny smith apples and we kept them in water so they don't turn brown and take water out. >> yep. >> and then we are going to put in the apples. this is great. you have chunch and all the different flares at one time. >> because they have been carmelizing it will carmellize the apples quickly. >> to deglaze everything and give it mork of a kick. >> apple cider vinegar. >> and pepper. >> uh-huh. >> we will add a little salt to

it. can i add red peppers? beautiful. all done you don't want to overcook the apples? >> put them in quick because you don't want them to turn brown. >> icy and delicious. >> and in season. fine dining and flashy cars and manages as chum change for people for's list of the world's richest -- for's list of the world's rich -- for's list of the world's richestch the tell com mowing gull is worth 73 billion dollars. and microsoft bill gates came insecond followed by fashion executive ortega who took the third spot from warren buffet who fell to 4 for the first time in several years i he don't think he is hurting. >> no. when we come back, fired for the har um shake. the -- harlem shake. why the workers wish the video had not gone viral.

w many claim you c starving away the pound the latest craze in britain. tonight at 5, how many claim you can get radically healthier by doing something that sound unhealthy. with 4,000 videos uploaded daily hard to believe the harlem shake is the latest internet craze. >> it to. but not everyone is -- it is.

but not everyone is a fan. in this video 8 miners performed the dance in a gold mine but after it went viral they were fired. >> 15 people lot of their jobs including those behind the camera. many make 6 figure salaries. the stunt was cited as a safety issue. >> we should do a morning team harlem shake. >> are you trying to get your fired. >> i think they would be okay with it right? >> we will find out i guess. >> let's find out. >> have great afternoon everyone.

>> bill: hey. >> brooke: oh, good. you're here. >> bill: what's going on? did you take my advice? you talk to eric last night? >> brooke: yes. yes, i went over there to talk about expanding my role in this company. >> bill: great. what did he say? >> brooke: i didn't get that far... because then i saw taylor in her lingerie in eric's bedroom. >> eric: [ smooches ] hey.

good morning. >> taylor: mm. so it wasn't a dream. >> eric: no. no, it wasn't. i'm hoping that's a good thing. >> taylor: what do you think? oh, you put your jammies back on. >> eric: yeah. what's it to you? listen, um...i made a decision. i'm gonna send a couple of our um...our stock people over to your house today. i want you to take everything you need, and i want you to have it delivered to my house. i want you to move in with me. >> steffy: mom, you here? mom? thomas? >> thomas: [ sighs ]